On May 20, Medical Laboratory Scientists and allied professionals at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) protested the decision of the Management to post two doctors to work in their directorate.
The protest which began as a sit-down strike, escalated into a total withdrawal of services after an emergency meeting on Wednesday, May 26.
Today on The Probe, leaders of the health workers associations including the Ghana Medical Association, the PRO of the Medical and Laboratory Scientists and the National labour Commission are joining Host, Emefa Apawu to discuss the ongoing conflict.
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